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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-31

WAslIISGToS, b. C., March 30.-It is
understood that tho appointment of Mr..
Fnirchil Go Secretary Of tho Treasury is
TO ba n"nounced on Friday.
l. Eas been tho Presidents denire to An.
nouncc the appointments of hBsiatsnt
Secretary md Treasurer at tho samo time,
but |. Ia doubtful whether hu will be pre.
pnred to do this. There is al impression
thst Western banker hau boon virtually
selected for the TrcaGurahip. The Assat.
ant secre.aryship il, 30 far ns cali be learn.
cd, ia much in donb: as over. it being dill
cult to secure poIEon OF tho desired
lnn.iliarlty with tho custom laws who is
OtherwisU cligiblo LOr tho position.
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YOoDOO VICTIMS.
Tho Remainder OF tho Harris Family by,
~ inK.NrGroeA Concenl TIM Prinaner.

| ~ kho hu1lly NY
ing-Nrgroes Conceal tho Prisoner.
MACON, Ga, March 3O.-six out OF the
eleven persons who were poisoned by the
Voodoo doctor, Bonner, in Baldwin coun.
ty, are now dead, and the FIVE living will
die this week.
The sixth death was that OF tho father,
John Harris. He openly expressed doubt
80 to the powers possessed by the Voodoo
doctor, whereupon the latter prophesled
that, Tor this want of faith, not one OF the
Harrises should live the month through.
The meal with which the breakfast was
made lew mornings later, was evidently
poisoned, fer 1t prostrated the entire fam.
lily. Three members died that day and ono
during the night, 30 that four bodies were
buried OF onco. The mother died as coon
as the funeral WAS over, followed by an.
other OF the children.
Before tho funeral Of the three dead
children could take place, fourth was
added 10 the list, while the seven other
members OF the family were dangerously
Ill. That evening the mother died, and
day later still another child was added TO
the list. The father alone, who had not
eaten much at the fatal meal, recovered
sufficiently to move, but " hen he re.
covered he WAS a raving manlcc and had
TO bo confined in the lunatlc asylum. He
had fearful visions and would not cot for
lear Of being poiuoned, and soon died In
terrible contortions.
News from the settlement is that the
survivors cannot live much Ion ,cr, 30 that
It is likely the yoodoo'S prophecy will bs
fulfilled and that no one OF the family will
SEQ the now moon come In.
As BOON as the white people learned OF
tho lacts, Bonner was hidden by the col.
ored people and has not yet been found.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-31

MlLLuASp, OAK, March 3O.-Ohariss
Schuchardt, market gardner, living near
here, WAS caught last night in n compro.
missing situation with tho wife oil = citizen.
md being warned to leave She city hoio.o
morniny, went IL his home and shot him.
aeli. Ao was found this morninr lyiny
Just outside his door. A shotgun WINS
ionnd near tho bndy With ono barrel dis.
charged. llA had one boot of, mud hN,l
evidently pulled tho trisgN. with his toe,
tho muza!e Of the gun having been plscod
IN hid mouth. Schuchardt wIs II wilowrr
LYING alone, his only son being at college
IN the Eaat, '" >>e>
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-31

A YEAR ago when Sam Jones conducted
a series OF meetings in Cincinnati the
daily papers devoted to him page upon
pags OF apsce, giving verbatim reports Of
his speeches, and the people who crowded
to hear him could not get into Music hall.
Sam is there again, and the papers dismiss
his meetings in from quarter Of column
to a column and quarter, and the best
that can be said OF the attendance is that
his audiences are good" Sam doesn't
WEAR call
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-31

New ioRk, March 3O-A story is in
circulation, and is widely believed in Wall
street, that the relations between MIR.
Corbin and Alfred Sully arc not go pleas
ant as they were. The two have been in.
timately associated in business long time,
but the story il that the Baltimore 4 Ohio
deal has parted them somewhat. Mr.. Cor.
bin wes not in Mr.. sully's syndicate, and
il 10 said that he Was not pleased with Mr..
Sully for entering into the negotiations.
On the other hand, it is naid that Sir.
sully WAS diapleased because Mr.. Corbin
would not help him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-31

LONDON. March S0.-Mr. James Davis,
proprietor of tho Bat, who was charged
with publishing false, malicious and dc.
iamatory libel concerning Mr.. Robert
Peck, horse.trsiner, and who pleaded
guilty Of the charge and offered to apoio.
gizs to the plaintiff and to pay all costs,
was to-day sentenced to three months'
imprisonment and to pay iius o! $500.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-31

PIrTssUHGH, March 30-The lea.era,
m!x"ra and ii!lorg in all the glass factories
OF the country hsvo demanded ten per
cent eivsncs in wsgea, TO tska effect on
april LIST. /! the increase is not granted,
general atrik9 will be inausuratod. a
strike would effect several thousand men,
and cause suspension Of 1ork in forty.
nine fseturiea.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-31

PiTTsnunnu, Pa, MRrCh :i0.-Tho M.
lionnl Board OF l:iuhopB Of ,he African NJ.
l.. Church, mo, in this city this afternoon,
and will continue In HrFsOn roveral days.
'rhs principal objecs Of tho meeting ID to
consider church sJlenBions and tho placing
OF paslorg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-31

Lr1isGr0s, kr., March 30-Snow has
been falling I'll day, and at s o'clock to-
night It ID eleven Inches deep. No ouch
Hnow fell 30 la,o in March ia within the
memory of tho Oldest inhabitani. The
roof Of Fee,hrrftnno'a livery stable was
crushed in Si:il tae weight OF snow, md
iestroyed many vehiclee. No one was
hurt. O!her roofs are considered To bo In
an extremely periloua condition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-31

TnE announcement that new pottery,
properly backed, is to be erected at orcc,
with the fair promise OF still third estab.
lishmen! in the same line, shows that there
is vitality in the Wheeling boom, and il.
lustrates aieo that there is no scarcity OF
manufacturing sites here for those who
mean business.
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&,eetal Dbpaleh 10 he LnlelllQnneer.

BALTIMORE, MD., March 30.-'rhe cold
Weather did not prevent about 500 rr0pIe
huinK present at tho first hail game Of ,hu
Hrmcn, which WINS played to-day. I'M,
baltimore team slowri up in you'd Iorm
Gnl did not have much troubIc in defeat.
ing tho University Of PGnmylyania nine
In seven innings, the score standing 7 10 8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-31

PARIS, Msrck 3O,-M. Eugene spuller
Deputy for the Cote door Zone Of the
delegates who represented France ut the
Inauguration OF the Bartholdi statue in
New York;, was to-day elected Vice Pres.
ident Of the Chamber Of Deputiea by a
vote Of 223 against 200 for NJ. Andrieux,
Deputy for the Bosses Alps, and formerly
project Of police. Tho Goblet ministry ia
seriously menGced. and the general opin.
ion In the best informed circles is that it
will be overturned before the chamber
takes its Easter recess.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-31

A NARKEr in the Eighth ward would not
only ne sn accommodation TO the resi-.
dents Of thst end OF the city; it would
benefit the whole town, by relieving the
pressure OF buyers as we'll as sellers at the
Upper and Centre markets, both Of which
have rsally outgrown the facilities furnish
ed by the city,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-31
Attempt To roi.Sn ,,irs Hcru,lop,

New foRg, March ;l0.-The Tribune to.
morrow viii boy- An ATTEMPT wns @ade
tonight 10 poison MisH Agnes IIerndon
the GctrosG. A box OF fruit WIS scnt to
tho lady from III anonymous per-
non, and after BhU had parlakcn
Of portion Of ii became very
sick. Tho cnrtain WIS ruug down
IN anctc given with good effect. After
whrdu tho play proceeded. tis believed
to hRyn boon tho work Of n "crank" ad-
mirer from whom Hho received letter
this morning threatening dire resulta in
case she rejected hiH suit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-31
we,tern Window Glass Workers,

PIrrsRuReH, Pa March SO.-The West.
ern Window Glass Msnufacturers' Asso.
citation met here to-day and reafiirmed the
iron cled rule regarding the price lists.
Trade was reported brisk, with the spring
outlook very encouraging. all tho iac.o.
rieS vest Of tho Alleghenics were repre-.
ssnts1. a email advance in prices will
prOhahly be msha ahnrklv.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-31

LONDON, March SO.-A hearing was be.
gun to-day in an action for libel brought
by Mr.. DeBsnsuade. the husband Of
Violet Cameron, against the Erening Neu,
for publishing an intervioS which ap-
peared in q New York paper, and which
imputed to DeBensuads certain frauds
perpetrated in Egypt. He lays damages
ct three thousand pounds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-31

Tns mases Of Canada may want annexa-
ton, but we doubt whether the majority
Of ths people Of tho Uuited States look
upon the Dominion ss desirable acquisi.
ton. 1t is narrowed down to mere mat
ter OF taste.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-31

fiTTsnuRGH, March 30.-The trouble be.
tween The tWo labor organizations in the
coke regions, the Knights 0; Labor and
Amslgamsted Miners Association, in re.
gard 10 representation on the arbitration
bosrd, was settled by conference OF the
leaders to-day. ln order to eatisfy all par.
ties, tho board will he increased from Eve
to seven persons, three miners and three
operators, the six to chooae the umpire
The board will o:gauize in few days aud
as soon as possible Thereafter the grievsn.
ces Of the employees will bo considered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-31

Sr. PETERSBURG, March 3O.-A whole.
sale merchant Of St. Petersburg, reputed
to be worth millions, has been shot and
killed by mau 10 whom he refused to
give $4,000 roubles towards the Nihilist
fund. The murderer has been arrested.
Other Russian capitalists are fearful Of
suffering similar fate. They are receiy-
ing letters threatening them with imme.
dlate death II they do not comply with do.
mands to furnish money for the "com-
mon Cauae.n .-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-31
NllnerA Strike.

PITTSBURGH, March 3O.-A Latrobe, Pa,
special says: The coal miners and coke
laborers at ali the works in the neigh
borhood comprising the Monastery workn,
Latrobe Coal Company's mines and
the works OF the Ridgewsy and st. Claire
Company struck to-day for su advance in
wages. The miners want an increase OF
five cents per ton and tho coke drswers
twenty cents per ton. The operators have
refused TO grant the demands and the
%orks arc all idle. The strike will likely
spread and a prolonged Htruggle is antici-
pstctl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-31

A LONDON newspaper editor has been
sentenced to pay fine Of $500. The
financial rating Of editors over there must
be high, else the Court made violent
lunge In The dark.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-31
Warming Voice from Wetzel.

OfTtT'0h'Lihe V Hie iHe3ISe1ctr.
BURTON, March ga call by the Dem.
ocrRtic Executive Committee, Of Wetzel
County, Tor mszs meeting at the county
seat, New Martinsville, on the Oh Of
April is out, to take views and action in
connection with the rights and privileges
OF representatives in the General Assem-
bly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-31

CmcAd,, March 3O.-John II. McAvo5,
Of the brewing firm OF Bemls < McAvoy,
has accsptod t,.J nomination Of tho Demo-
cratic party for Mayor. Tho comInittes
OF MY agreed 10 meet tliis evening To I'LL
out the balance Of the ticket.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-31

TIE United States has vital interest in
the pending Coercion bill in the British
Parliament. Loving freedom and having
battled 70. it, We sigh to see other people
under the yoke Of tyrannical power,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-31

PHYSICAL culture is recognized need
Of the human family in this era. The
Wheeling Athletic Association deserves
to be encouraged to maintain its new
gymnasium and mako Of it the proper
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-31

TESSYsoS's Jubilee ode to the Queen Is
ridiculsd By the London press as being q
bad imitation OF Walt Whitman. 1t may
comfort Mr.. Whitman to know that it
wasn't q good imitation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-31

Mus. JAMES BRowN Porter has "come
outin drama In London" The Prince Of
Wales has applauded her effort, but
wait until we SEQ her.
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SIN Failing.

i.oriAyirLr, Ky, March ".-At 10 r.
II. the rnow In still falling heavily and has
reached G!hpth OF ten inches. l.eportn
from out in tho State show that tho fall
haH htnn YennThl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-31

IT looks AZ II Governor Hill will be
made to too the mark II he does not speed.
lily dispose Of ono Of bis corrupt political
lieutenants in Kings county. W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-31

Tile railroads have determined to do
away with the ticket scalper and the pas.
sengcr commission agent. Well, we be-.
lieve this ia the ern OF reform. @
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-31
ANOTHER ATTACK
MADE on THE czAn OF RUSSIA
Attic Gatsehiua Palace, but It Is, Happily,
Not Attended with Fatal Isesuits-Ths
Country In n State Of Fermentation.
General Foreign News Notes.

BERLIN, March 3O.-Authentic informa.
ton has been received from 81. Peters.
burg that fresh attempt was made upon
the Cars lie a! the Gatschina Palace
yesterday. The Gar WAS not injured.
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Ghe G,teuiQs,rrer:.
Onice. Nos. 70 and 81 Fourteenth, street,
TIE Civil Service Committee Of the
Muvwumps should try CLANS for their
dlyastlOn.

THE man who fails these days and leaves
enough assets to cover the lawyers fees
is a wonder-in fact hs would make good
dime museum freak. ...5.-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-31

A womRn's body, taken from cron'G-
tory at Tillin, Ohio, was found to be pelri'
fed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-27

state bonds dull The feature In the dealings was
Virginia Us deferred receipts. which, after nr'hcr NO
cline TO Il y 10 1884, closing at l2'S Lonisan" '
As of - ut 81. OF city bank stocks, Market Sou
25l at iG5. American Exchange t5) at LAG, ana "e1"
politan 80 at -.
A fairly weildistribntcd small business was hoho ~
railway bonds at steady prices Eric second Us III no
half hour offered down * per cent to oo's anu
closed at % 1884, Missouri. Kansas ana 'oA
issues were steady ut unchanged bsuies '"""
Southern first 5s were up q nj IooS ~
the seconds sold at 95d9i. ST. Louis and Iron 1out
SIS rose ~ 10 3Sia New-Yoik Chicago am 81 io ~
general Is receipts were hrm at 0Isa9ii' aua
seconds sold mt % International aud Great o.,
ia were strong aud sold at 074a97l New york
tariO and Western frsts sold nj lIOi2gllOs Ne" -
Central extended 5s sold ut 10b and debeillurc os
1904 Detroit. Mackinac aud Marquette Iali ea. .5
further advanced 10 3Jia0j5. Michigan Lake ono,o
Western incomes rose per cent 10 1882 be,c' re
Rio Grnndc Is OF u ut 10. and Western nfss
up 70 Mt 81. Union Pacific firss wcrr brn ~ HOS ~,
and Pacific incomes steady NJ about 0opn hrS' ''
Grando division were OF IL nj 7ih ,,,.,oo
or unlisted securities dealt III AT the STOCK fAeunIs
Cotton seed oil certificates sold 7SOOD ~
b7h. Georgia Pacific seconds $4,000, nj OIL McAiv 49,,
National Grsts $4,000 at Al. Boston, Hartford n'
-KnowItOns-t 400 at I4i3al3Gli, Chicago ana I'M nl
ann Coal Railway preferred 600 AZ soi2 Lake Ero W.
Western preferred c2OOI at 90. PttAbufg ana ~
(3OO) Mt Is. LOUIS Fort scott aud iclha uoW ~
3, Phenix Mining t5,3oU ~ w 2o4@0 ooa @o"So i-%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-27
THE NAVAL BILL IN THE HOUSE.

wAsHINGToN Feb. 20 GSpectGbAfter a long debate TO-
day che House finally passed the Naval Appropriation
hill Chairman Herbert, OF the Naval Committee was
unhappy when that paragraph OF the bill WAS ruled
ont which proposed 10 give the head OF the
Navy Department discretion TO do rs he pleased
with the appropriation for the support OF the Naval
Service The point of order against this PARAGRAPH was
made by Mr. Randall who had the law read ana dId NOT
choose 10 discuss H. Mr.. Herberts speech against me
poIut Of order weak ana ineffective and maic no IN
preston ON the presiding officer After good deal oI
debate on the question of aiding ia the hlll FroNr"
authorizing the building ships. and ter several
amendments to that effect had been disposed o. an hen
was finally inserted approp1ating SZAloOoD Tor iho
building OF two steel cruisers OF the same type as ine
Newark and gunboats and one torpo'io nOat thc
cate cost OF all OF which not TO exceed sioooVoo
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SATURDAY, Feb. 2O-r. W
The stock speculation today was like the weather.
soft bad" bank statement was anticipated. ana the
dispoon OF average traders either 10 iqndte tue
"Iong" account or open short" account before inc
abatement wa Issued Hence the early hours saw about
inc lowest prices of the day Union Pacific opened slc-
ciay weak because OF yesterdays action on the Pachc
Railroad bill Its first prce-57 4-wls lover IMAM us
Yesterdays figure hut its hrst price was the lowest
Of the day; It soon recovered to 5s4 aud closed nj
57Ie Richmond and West Point also was weak
II opened OF p per cent at 43i2 and dechhcd 10
42ss and closed at 49, Philadelphia and Reading
opencd up Il per cent at 80 dec cal to 81 TO- recovered
ia "a H. and closed at 37ls After the early decline the
nucuatoD in the general market was small the feature
was dulnrss aud final prices were about the lowest Oh
the day with a steady aud fcaturcess closing
Government bonds quiet and easy with the o'd'
for the Is aud 4Ias of l. per cent Annexed are INC
Glazing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-27
PRECEDENT INGALLS, TAKES THE CHAIR.

WAsIIIsGToN Feb 25-At o'clock today the presid
ing officer Of the SeDae interrupted rroceeoIheh anu
stated that the hour for administering the
oath of his president pro tem' Ho
returned thanks the for lis kind courtesy ana
forbcarance After Mr. ingalls, had taken and subscrbed
10 the oath OF office he took the char ana said tha' WHO
he would inevitably suffer dsaraselnent ny contrast
with the parliamentary learning. skill ufbaiy ana nc
compishments oil his illustIious predecessor ne Wou
strive to excel him IN grateful appreciation oi th usi
gished honor conferred. vote oil thanks was men, on
nOli, n OF Mr. Harris. given TO the returning presiding
Officer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-27
NOMINATIONS BY TIE PRESIDENT.

W.euI> GroS Feb 2G-Thc President has sent the fol
loving nominations 10 tho Senate to-day: Nary-Cou-
modore Lewis A. Kimberly TO he rear admiral CAPTAIN
William f. McCann to he "a commodore: Commander Gil
bert e. Wilise TO be captain lieutenant-t ommanhcr
Felix Mc( uflcy TO bc cOiLinandcr mar iHnt iAcu
tenant Arthur G. Ducat. jr. 81 Cavalry to be hrnt e
tenant oath Infantry First Lieutenant Henry J." mp
lev I4th Infantry 10 be first lieutenant ID Cavalry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-27

wAsmINCToN. Saturday. Feb 20. 1887
vvro Tho President has vetoed the bill for public
building at Portsmouth, Ohio.
AppRpvEp-The President has approved the act 10 III
crease the appropriation for public building at biook
lyn, and the granting tie night OF way 10 hc an
,ysIol,s and baltimore thot Line Railroad Comp any
across the farm connected with Tue NaVa
Academy at Annapolis, Md.
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CLOSING THE WEEK IN CONGRESS.

HOUSE BILLS IN THE sENATE-PRoCEEDINGs IN
THE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON Feb. 26.-The credentials OF Mr. keaRah
as Senator from Texas aud of Mr. Bate as senator on
Tennessee were presented in the Senate to-day ana
placed Oh file In the latter Mr.. Hoar remarked
that the credentials accompanied by paper pur
porting a commission from the Governor as the
Senator were a officer. He suggested that that
paper should be returned Mr. Bate The presiding OIL
Ger said that that would be taken
Mr. Ingalls, from the Committee on the District OF
Columbia reported a resolution authorizing that com
ptee to sit during the purpose of nvest
eating question OF steam and street railroads In Inc
District with power send for and papers and
employ stenographer. Adopted
Mr. Hoar offered resolution nstructing the Commit
tee on the District Columbia TO inquire whether the
Hospital for Foundngs refused to receive colored
orphan children whether it ID authorized by law 10 DO
SO; and whether it is supported in whole or In part Ny
grants from the public Treasury. Adopted
Mr. Plumb from the Conference Committee Oh the
Post Office BILL reported disagreement on the subsidy
section, and moved that the eehate hss' MI" "0 " "
Their conference SO ordered IN, a. ssa ,,v,,b
Messages were presented from the President vetong
pension bills for Anna Wright aud sarah Hamilton
Mr. IIoar from Committee on the Library reporter
bill appropriating $4,000 for the completion o; inc
mo9ument e Mary the mother OF Washington" al frea'
Mr. Jones Of Nevada offered a resolution (Which was
of the conditions on which the Anglo American The
Direct and French Cable companies we're allowed 70
land their the American shores; also copies OF
ali contracts between those companies ana other cable
and telegraph companies 80 o.
Senator from the state OF Nevada from March next
Mr. Dawes presented the conference report Oh INC III
The rcnate hill TO reimburse the depositors OF the
Freedman's Savings and Trust Company was passed
yeas SO, nays q. -, ,,...o a. IA, ~ ,o,,sr from
cnai SHERIDAN inviting behalf Of the Society OF the
Grand Army the Cumberland tue mcmpers Vi ~, me
House of 10 attend the ceremonies " ,no
he
1;arfield 10 take place in Washington on May ~ ne
In view Of the fact that Congress will not be IN session
th,, date the General suggests that would be granny
ing 10 the society the Speaker appoint oonae
10 aeua the unwilling les and oihcialy
the House Representatives Referred 10 inc Coh'n'
tee Library ,..o 9th tho
call OF committees reports The motion was opposes
by Mr. Hatch OF Missouri. who desired TO report the
Hill creatipe Department Of Agriculture ana Labor
with Senate amendments thereto for the purpose OF
setting IL upon the calendar aud subject u be
called up for action In the morning hour He was IN
siece ssfl however and the call dispensed with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-27

reach an early agreement Tho bill will carry about
$lOOOOOO0 which, together with the bill approved by
President Cleveland In August 1885, brings up the total
appropriation for rivers aud harbOrs In seven "on."s -
about $50 100000. or this large about onenAu
will be devoted to works which are feasible ana wolfn
will interstate commerce.